Rebecca Rossman
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The offer also came days after Macron condemned the killing of a French UN peacekeeper in Lebanon and blamed Hezbollah for the soldier's death.
Hezbollah denied responsibility.
For NPR News, I'm Rebecca Rossman in London.
Emmanuel Gregoire's victory on Sunday means the centre-left socialists will remain in control of the French capital.
The party has governed Paris for 25 years.
Gregoire, a former deputy mayor under Hidalgo, faced the conservative candidate Rashida Dati, who was backed by the far-right National Rally Party.
Gregoire was seen biking to City Hall last night, where he delivered his victory speech.
Paris is not and never will be a city of the extreme right, he said.
The Paris mayor's race was one of some 1,500 local contests decided in the final round of Sunday's municipal elections.
Despite some predictions of big gains for the far right,
The traditional left and right parties largely held onto power.
Rebecca Rossman, NPR News, Paris.
For much of the world, normal is gone.
Starting this summer, people turning 29 in France can expect to receive a letter encouraging them to consider having children and explaining what help is available if they want to preserve their fertility.
The letter will remind them that France's national health system covers egg freezing for women ages 29 to 37.
It will also mention that fertility declines affect men, too.
The measure, which is part of a 16-point plan to boost France's fertility rate, has been criticized by some lawmakers who argue declining birth rates are the result of other factors, like the rising cost of child care.
Last year, France's fertility rate fell to its lowest levels in over a century, raising concerns about how the country will fund its pension system in the decades ahead.
For NPR News, I'm Rebecca Rossman in Paris.
Starting this summer, people turning 29 in France can expect to receive a letter encouraging them to consider having children.
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